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At one point, she believed GMAT wasn’t for her. After scoring 595, self-doubt crept in and she questioned her potential. But instead of quitting, she made the right strategic changes. The result? A remarkable comeback to 695. Check out how Saakshi did it.
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12 Feb 2026, 14:01
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I’ve been studying for the GMAT consistently for eight months, using TPP and also practice questions from the official guide toward the end. Prior to this, I hadn’t touched a math problem in 15 years. My dream score would be a 685, with at least a decent result on Quant. I took the GMAT yesterday, with the following score-
655, V90, DI79, Q79
This is in line with the top end of my practice exam results, I took all 6, (though I consistently scored this high on verbal.) I have another test booked in a few weeks, as I was hoping to apply before the last deadlines this year, and wanted to have another shot should test day jitters put me far off on the first attempt. I’m within the range of my target school but not quite hitting the average.
I’m curious whether people have experience in making marginal gains with strategy and timing, or with efficient ways of reinforcing the learning I’ve already done to see if I can make some progress in quant over the next three weeks.
Thank you!
655, V90, DI79, Q79
This is in line with the top end of my practice exam results, I took all 6, (though I consistently scored this high on verbal.) I have another test booked in a few weeks, as I was hoping to apply before the last deadlines this year, and wanted to have another shot should test day jitters put me far off on the first attempt. I’m within the range of my target school but not quite hitting the average.
I’m curious whether people have experience in making marginal gains with strategy and timing, or with efficient ways of reinforcing the learning I’ve already done to see if I can make some progress in quant over the next three weeks.
Thank you!
13 Feb 2026, 10:37
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Welcome to GMAT Club!
Congratulations. A 655 is also a strong score, especially after not touching math for 15 years. That already shows serious discipline from you. You are also very close to your dream score of 685. This is not a huge gap. I believe this is more about marginal improvement than completely new learning. Your Verbal is already very strong and consistent. The area with most upside seems Quant. You can possibly push your total score closer to your goal.
Good luck!
Congratulations. A 655 is also a strong score, especially after not touching math for 15 years. That already shows serious discipline from you. You are also very close to your dream score of 685. This is not a huge gap. I believe this is more about marginal improvement than completely new learning. Your Verbal is already very strong and consistent. The area with most upside seems Quant. You can possibly push your total score closer to your goal.
Good luck!
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13 Feb 2026, 11:39
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You may attempt quant questions using the Forum Quiz, which provides practice questions of various difficulty levls. All the Best.
